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Your Autoimmune Questions Answered! | PDOB Live Thursday Mid-Day Q&A

Autoimmune disease is often triggered by dietary factors like gluten, microbes, and environmental toxins, with dietary changes being key to recovery, not just symptom management.

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Key takeaways

• ⚡Supplements like B5, B12, folate, magnesium, theanine, and glycine can support specific bodily functions and symptom management, but should complement, not replace, foundational dietary changes.03:02
• 🚀Conventional medical treatments like methotrexate can be counterproductive by damaging the gut lining and blocking essential nutrients like folate, hindering the body's natural healing processes.07:03
• 📊Mold exposure is a common, often overlooked, trigger for autoimmune diseases and neurological damage, necessitating environmental assessment and remediation.17:51
• 🏠If experiencing unexplained health issues, consider testing for mold and mycotoxins in your environment and body, as it can be a significant, often hidden, trigger for illness.17:51
• 🔍Four primary categories of triggers for autoimmunity are food sensitivities, chemical exposures, microbial infections (bacteria, parasites, viruses, yeast), and nutritional deficiencies.25:31
• 🔧Investigate potential triggers for autoimmunity by getting tested for food sensitivities, chemical exposures, microbial imbalances, and nutritional deficiencies.25:31

Chapters

• 0:16🎯 Introduction and recap of previous autoimmune show
• 0:39🎯 Autoimmune conditions overview
• 1:22🎯 Question about gluten-free diet and caffeine reactions
• 2:32🎯 Vitamins and supplements for skin health
• 3:19🎯 Treatment for food poisoning and gut health
• 4:05🎯 Vitamin C and oxalates
• 4:53🎯 Connection between connective tissue disease and trigeminal neuralgia
• 6:52🎯 Autoimmune ear disease and treatment recommendations
• 8:42🎯 Genetic testing limitations and mold toxin assessment
• 9:28🎯 Role of mold in autoimmune diseases
• 35:28🎯 Nutritional causes of enamel sensitivity
• 38:04🎯 Pros and cons of colonoscopy
• 1:14:42🎯 Testing for gluten issues from birth and in adults
• 1:17:21🎯 Gluten and neurological symptoms
• 1:19:20🎯 Autoimmune conditions and gluten
• 1:23:18🎯 Autoimmune diseases and environmental origins
• 1:28:32🎯 Autoimmune liver disease and successful reversal stories
• 1:29:29🎯 Milde hiatal hernia and neurological causes of dysmotility
• 1:32:20🎯 Mold testing resources
• 1:34:40🎯 Autoimmune disease and mold exposure
• 1:49:49🎯 Summary and closing remarks

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